GigaTent Redleg 3 Bedienungsanleitung

We strongly suggest setting up your new tent before going camping to insure

that all parts are present and to familiarize yourself with the tents assembly.

This will have a great effect on how well you enjoy your camping trip.

IMPORTANT

Manufactured in our state of the art factory in China

BT013

Redleg 3

7’x7’x52’’(H)

Frame Parts

Fly Pole (X 1)

Main Pole (X 2)

(To prolong the life of your floor we suggest the use of a ground cloth cut slightly

smaller than the floor of your tent and that you select a campsite that is level and

free of rocks and roots.)

Step1-TENTSETUP

PATPEN DING

145

P.H.ENG-KOREA

3) (Figure A)

(Figure B)

Note: be careful not to get the pole caught while pushing as the

pole can break.

8) (Figure C)

9) (Figure D)

Spread the tent body out on the ground.

Fully open all of the poles.

Carefully thread BOTH of the main poles through the BLUE pole sleeves .

At the end of one of the main poles insert the pin attached to a ring at the corner of the tent

floor into the end of the pole .

At the opposite end of the pole start to push the pole through the pole sleeve while holding

onto the corner of the tent.

As you continue pushing the pole will start to bend. Continue to push until you can put the pin

into the end of the pole.

Repeat for the other main pole.

Attach the 4 pole clips to the poles .

Tie the cords sewn to the top of the tent around the 2 poles .

Step 2- ATTACHING the RAIN FLY

10) (Figure E)

12)

(Figure F)

13)

(Figure G)

14) (Figure H)

15)

16)

Slightly bend the pole into the webbing pocket on the opposite end of the fly .

Tie the cords attached to the center of the rainfly around the middle of the 2 fly poles

Drape the fly over the tent and line up ends with the shockcord loops with the main tent

poles and attach the hooks to the rings in the corners .

Attach the Velcro on the inside of the fly to the tent poles on all 4 sides .

Attach the fly to the rings in the corner of the tent using the hooks on the shockcord.

Stake the tent down by staking through the corner rings.

Step 3- EXTRA STABILITY in WINDY CONDITIONS

18) (FIGURE K)In windy conditions use the extra stakes and guylines to add extra stability .

Tent

Stake placement

Tent Body

Rain Fly

Tent Bag

Pole Bag

Stake Bag

Fly Bungee w/ hook

Pin & Ring

Guylines

Frame Parts

Misc. Parts

Fly Pole 1

Main Pole 2

Qty

Fiberglass Poles

Model BT013

Tips and Tricks

Care

In windy conditions wrap the fly bungee around the pole

several times before hooking it to the ring, this will keep the

rainfly from flapping.

Be sure to FULLY close the door zippers in rainy weather

as water can find its way through an open zipper.

At a minimum we suggest SEAM SEALING the seams at

the bottom of the windows to insure that water won't come

through the needle holes.

In sandy soil a longer stake or a dead man will work better

than a normal stake.

Carrying a combination of different types of stakes will

make camping in different places easier and speed set up.

Be sure to leave the windows open as much as possible to

minimize condensation buildup during rain.

Ultra Violet (UV) Exposure

Your tent is made of UV resistant polyester fabric

which is resistant but NOT impervious to the

damaging effects of long term sun exposure. We DO

NOT suggest long term set up of ANY of our

products as this will severely damage the tent

fabric.

Seam Sealing

Gigatent suggests that at a MINIMUM the seams

at the bottom of the windows should be sealed

using a product like McNetts Seam Sure to prevent

moisture from coming through the needle holes.

Follow the manufacturer's instructions when

applying seam sealer.

Storage

DO NOT under any circumstances store your tent

wet or damp. Mildew will quickly destroy a tents

waterproof coating.

Allow your tent to dry and then store in a cool dry

place.

Structural Integrity

Although the tent was constructed to rigid

specifications periods of wind and soaking rain

may loosen the stakes and guylines to the point of

allowing the rainfly to flap. This can in turn cause

the poles to loosen weakening the overall

structure. Loosening of the rainfly can also create

pockets that can collect water which can lead to

pole failure. To insure that this does not occur take

care during windy or rainy conditions that all of

the stakes and guylines are secure and tight.

Washing Your Tent

NEVER machine wash a tent as this can cause

damage to the waterproof coating. Hand wash with

a mild soap and rinse with clean water and allow to

COMPLETELY dry before storing. An extremely

dirty tent can be set up and washed like a car or it

can be washed in a bathtub using your hands to

agitate the water or a soft brush.

Thank you for purchasing a quality product from GIGATENT.

This troubleshooting guide is designed to help you sort out some of the possible

problems you might encounter with your new tent.

If you are still having problems with your purchase please contact us at

973-709-1111 or email us at [email protected]

Condensation

Tears or small

holes

Mildew

Condensation is caused by lower temperatures outside the tent which

causes moisture vapor from humidity inside the tent and sleepers respiration

to form water droplets on the walls and is mostly is visible in the corners. To

prevent this from happening keep all objects away from the walls and open up

windows to allow the moisture to escape

Tears and small holes can be fixed temporarily by using an adhesive patch kit

found in most Camping Stores. For long term patches it is best to bring your

tent to a repair facility or for minor repairs you can use Seam Grip sold by the

McNett company. Simply follow the instructions on the package and this will

provide a durable permanent patch.

Seams can leak through the needle holes so applying a product such as McNett

Seamsure to your tent before going camping is the best thing to do. We have

seam sealed the rainfly for you but as a minimum we suggest sealing the seam

along the base of all of the windows as this is the most likely place for leakage.

Zippers have 2 parts, the slider which is the part that opens and closes the

zipper, and the zipper teeth. What normally happens is the zipper separates

behind the slider if this occurs carefully move the slider back past the

separation and rezip. If this fails to fix the problem you may require a new

zipper slider or a new complete zipper. Please call us and we can recommend a

shop that will be able to fix it for you.

Zipper

Problems

Seam

Leakage

To avoid mildew which can damage a tents waterproofing be sure to never

store your tent damp or worse wet. If mildew occurs you can use a product

such as McNett Mirazyme to clean your tent or you can use a simple 50/50

solution of Lemon Juice Concentrate and water to wash the area. After this

you will want to wash the area with soap and water and then let it dry

COMPLETELY before storing.

Warning

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